Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-05-07
PERSONAL.

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Mr.. Henry Anderson, n planter OF Todd
county, attended Tuesdays sales.
Mr.. Tuck Jackson, planter of Todd
county, attended the sales Tuesday.
Mr.. T. ]. Perkins, OF Todd county, was
among the buyers In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. George Glasscock. agent at Faxon on
the L. d N. road was In the city Thursday.
Mr.. Eph Russell, of Todd county. was
among the tobacco men in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. D. B. Smith, OF Todd county, attended
the tobacco sales at the Exchange Thursday.
MIR. john Williams. the hard-shell DEM
ocrat of Palmyra, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. J. E. Burke, agent Of the GAINESVILLE
Hedge Company, was at the Exchange Tues
day.
Capt G. d. Bell, of Bells Station, was
among his many friends In the city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Thad Donelson, one of the Grant
House staff OF Guthrie, was In the city We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Kincannon left home on visit to
Texas Wednesday morning, to be absent sew
eral weeks.
ID. w. Taylor. Esq, of District No. 0, at
tended the tobacco sales at the Exchange
Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Reeves, OF Jordan Springs,
was among the tobacco dealers at the Ex-
change Tuesday.
Mrs. John B. knight and daughter, Miss
Susie Marshal, of Chicago. Is visiting Mrs. j.
L. Yates, on Commerce street.
Mr.. T. A. Duke, an excellent tobacco
planter of Todd county, attended the sales at
the Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. j. II. Buck, prominent tobacco
dealer and merchant, OF lakewood, was at the
Exchange Wednesday.
DIR. Frank ]. Runyon, of Trenton, spent
Wednesday with Ills friends here where he
Is to make his future home.
Mr.. John f. Taylor, successful planter
from near Guthrie, KY, attended the tobacco
sales at the Exchange Tuesday.
MIR. C. w. Ware, a leading citizen of Tren-
ton, KY, with his wife and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, spent Friday with their friends in
this city.
| Brother u. G. Snoddy, editor ofthe Elkton
| (Ky.,l Progress threw himself into our arms
In the editorial bouidour yesterday morning
"He was looking wall."
DIR. G.. w. Hardin, of Shelbyville, KY,
representing the Kentucky Changers Mutual
Benefit Society, OF Georgetown, KY, was In
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Eliza Williams, of Dennison, Tex
who has been visiting her father, 7. T. Har-
per. Esq, of Southside, for several months re.
turned to her home Monday.
Mr.. F. II. Campbell, recently agent of tbs
L. & N. road at Russellville, KY, is now with
Assistant Superintendent, Geo. B. Faxon o.
the l., A. & T. road at this place.
John II. Harrison, ESQ.,, w. s. Johnson
q. L. Harris, and Lee Harris, all of North
Todd, We're in the city Wednesday selling
tobacco with the Grange Warehouse.
Mr.. James Rayl, OF Guthrie, was in the
city Monday. He is an expert in repairing
and adjusting telegraph lines and has been
for many years engaged by the Western
Union Company.
Mr.. Chas. w. Bowling, of District No. !
who was recently appointed deputy sheriff
has been officiating in the circait court thi
week. Charley will make Oh efficient office
and is deservedly popular wherever he Il
known.
We copy with much pleasure the follow
ing from the Banner in regard to one of tn
students of the University in this city. Tn
many frieGds of Mr.. Anderson would b
pleased 10 hear OF his appointment: "Rey
W. M.Anderson, of GAINESVILLE, preached a
the Second Presbyterian church yesterda.
morning and night The church being with
4 out pastor, Mr.. Anderson was invited 4
preach with a view to a probable call to tn
pastorate. 1t is not known what the actor
of the session will be, but Mr.. Anderson
certainly well educated, a gentleman of pleas
ing address and practical Views"
While in Florence last week we had tn
pleasure of meeting His Excellency, Gov
O'Neal, who was Brigadier General duTin
. the war, and whom we met at his home Il
| rlOTence WHtH Ven. TLUOu cEOSSou the 1Pu
nessee river OH his march to Franklin an
Nashville in 1864. We also met Capt. Jane
r. Grove, Of Pulaski, who is dealer in res
estate now In Sheffield, just across the rive
from Florence. Also Mr.. Alexander jackson
formerly of GAINESVILLE, now of the firm c
, Jackson, McKernon & Co., of Florence. MI
VIM. B. Oliver, Of Augusta, Ga, who wa
visiting his nephew, young Mr.. Gordon. @
Decatur Mr.. j. 7. Weaver, city marshal G
Iuka, Miss, formerly of Lawrence county
Tennessee. Capt. John w. Morton, Judg
john Woodland, Maj. Dudley and ]. n
Eatherly, of Nashville. Representativ
t Whitthorne, of Columbia, Tennessee. H.
Tompkins and II. w. Richards, of Atlant.
Ga. W. ]. Wood, Esq, of Florence, attorne
for the L. Il N. road. A young gentlema
= whose legal ability and social manners al
, winning for him splendid success.
. THE Arcadia Hotel at Dawso
Springs has an advertisement in tn
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